•Nintendo’s upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time appears to be a faithful recreation of the Nintendo 64 classic. Most of its latest trailer leans into that by showing prettier versions of old locales and boss fights Link will make his way through when the remake launches on Switch 2 early next month.
The trailer also reveals one new addition: the Hall of Fallen Foes. This space functions something like a museum Link can visit, featuring statues of enemies he’s defeated over the course of the game. Examining these statues will give you a description of the featured monster, perhaps providing some new insight into its behaviors and place in the world, as well as telling you where you can find them again if you want to slap them around for fun.
The real draw here is that each of the game’s boss monsters will also be depicted in the Hall of Fallen Foes. If you want to fight them again, you can do so from this room. The game will also keep track of your best time, so if you want to chase a new personal record, it looks like you’ll be able to take on the game’s bosses as many times as you like.
Ocarina of Time is coming to Switch 2 on November 5, and is the big tentpole game for the series’ 40th anniversary. Next year, Nintendo and Sony are putting out a live-action film starring Benjamin Evan Ainsworth and Bo Bragason as Link and Zelda respectively, though it still hasn’t shown a full trailer of the film yet.
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